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U.S. Soccer agreed to pay $22 million to the women's national team players and $2 million into a fund for their post-career and charitable goals, and to equal pay with the men from then on, ending a lawsuit filed in 2019.

Alo and Avon Canada's Fruits & Passion told a Los Angeles federal court they had settled Alo's suit over an "Alo Fruits & Passion" line of body-care products that it said traded on its Alo mark.

A federal judge entered a stipulated judgment dismissing Alo's false-advertising suit against Italic with prejudice under a confidential settlement, keeping the court's power to enforce it.

An Illinois judge preliminarily approved Alo Moves' settlement of claims that it shared viewing data with Meta, giving each US class member who files by 18 November 2024 a voucher for three free months of classes.

A Lake County judge gave final approval to the Alo Moves video-privacy settlement, dismissing the class claims with prejudice and awarding class counsel $625,000 in fees and costs.

Payments from Verizon's $100 million class-action settlement over its undisclosed Administrative Charge began going to about 5.2 million customers, many for less than the promised $15 minimum after a third of the fund went to lawyers.

A federal judge in Las Vegas gave final approval to MGM Resorts' $45 million settlement with customers whose personal data was stolen in the 2019 breach and the September 2023 cyberattack that shut down Strip casinos, with up to $15,000 each for documented losses.

Alo Yoga and the shoppers who accused it of hiding paid influencer deals told a Chicago magistrate judge they had resolved the case; it was dismissed two months later with no class relief and no ruling on the merits.

On 10 November 2025 Visa disclosed a proposed settlement with US merchants that would cut average credit interchange by 10 basis points for five years, cap standard consumer credit rates at 125 basis points and ease the honor-all-cards rule.

On 20 November 2025 the Florida Public Service Commission approved a four-year rate agreement for Florida Power & Light covering 2026 through 2029, with base-rate increases of US$945 million in 2026 and US$705 million in 2027.

Which? and Qualcomm signed a 'drop hands' settlement ending its UK class action, valued at about GBP 482.5 million, with no money for consumers, and jointly asked the Competition Appeal Tribunal to approve it.

Lululemon gives two of Chip Wilson's nominees, Laura Gentile and Marc Maurer, board seats after the 2026 meeting and backs board declassification; Wilson accepts a standstill of about 18 months.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal approved a settlement that ends Which?'s GBP 480 million class action against Qualcomm with no payment, finding the claim no longer had a realistic prospect of success.

Johnson & Johnson announced a proposed resolution of its remaining ovarian talc litigation, about 76,000 claims, with a $5.5 billion commitment paid per claim - no more than $3 billion in 2027 and nothing more before 2028 - if at least 95% of claimants take part.

Lululemon and Costco filed a joint stipulation dismissing the remaining claims of the dupes suit with prejudice, and the Los Angeles court closed the case the next day, months before a March 2027 jury trial.

Judge P. Casey Pitts entered the consent decree clearing HPE's Juniper Networks deal in a 41-page order that found DOJ leadership overrode its own antitrust staff, but held that 12 states and DC had not shown the Instant On sale and Mist source-code licence were against the public interest.

Abbott agreed with three law firms to pay about $670 million to settle the Gill case, a $495 million St. Louis jury award, and NEC claims for about 2,000 other preterm infants fed its specialty formulas. About 1,700 lawsuits covering some 12,700 infants remain.

Abbott will pay about $385 million ($384,999,040) to resolve Justice Department, state and whistleblower claims over powdered infant formula made at its Sturgis, Michigan, plant, the site of the 2022 recall. Abbott admits no liability, and the government has closed its criminal investigation.